What is in Jamba Juice's "Fiber Boost?" Can I buy it somewhere?

Dear Ramenfreak, 

Jamba's "Fiber Boost" is a health drink/nutritional supplement. 

You can read more about it here: 
http://www.jambahawaii.com/fiber_boost.437.0.html 

You can find out where to purchase it by putting your location into this site: 
http://jambajuice.com/where/index.html 

I hope this answers your question. Please contact me if you need
further clarifications on this answer before you rate it.

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Request for Answer Clarification by ramenfreak-ga on 13 Nov 2006 08:00 PST

Thank you for your attempt to answer my question, but my question
wasn't "what IS Jamba Juice Fiber Boost"... it was "What is *IN* Jamba
Juice's "Fiber Boost?" Can I buy it somewhere?"
So, to clarify my question, I'd like to know specifically what the
Fiber Boost is made out of and/or if I can buy the boost-- on it's
own-- from anywhere.

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Clarification of Answer by politicalguru-ga on 14 Nov 2006 01:23 PST

While I understand your second question, it has been already answered
above (http://jambajuice.com/where/index.html). After all, Jamba Juice
is a trademark, and you cannot get it in other locations, maybe
immitations.

The same might go regarding the recipe. The nutritional facts are available here: 
http://www.jambajuice.com/menuguide/fiber.html 

Here are the ingredients as reported by Jamba in an article:
"The boost is a combination of psyllium, oat and wheat fiber, pectin,
FOS and acidophilus that helps to promote good digestion and a healthy
immune system." (SOURCE: Market Wire, "Jamba Juice Fruit Smoothies and
Fiber Boost Help Deliver Newly Established Recommended Dietary
Allowances for Fiber",
<http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_pwwi/is_200301/ai_mark09050427>).

My opinion? If you really want to know how to "boost" your diet, the
best way would not be to try to immitate something that might or might
not be healthy; but to go to a nutritionist (or, if you can't afford
it, a health-food store you can trust, a library with good health-food
reference books) and build your own fiber-rich diet.